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CEED sponsors* regular
events, such as the
Minnesota Round Table, as well as special activities including
CEED Colloquia, training institutes, workshops, and conference
presentations.
*We like to help get the word out
for other organizations who have events of interest. Events for which
CEED is not an official sponsor or co-sponsor are marked with an asterisk.
If you would like to submit a posting for
this calendar, please send an email with all pertinent information
(and attach a flyer if you have one) to Karen Anderson at
ander352@umn.edu.
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e-mail notification regarding upcoming CEED sponsored events, please
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2008
January, February,
March, April,
May, June, July,
August, September, October, November, December
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*May 16-19, 2008
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The International
Institute of Infant Massage presents:
Teaching Parents the Art of
Massaging a Baby or Child
Infant Touch & Massage Instructor
Certification Training
Abbott-Northwestern Hospital Campus,
Institute for Health and Healing, 2833 Chicago Ave. S., Minneapolis,
MN 55407
This service is provided by the
Minnesota Department of
Education.
For information or to register, call:
Maggie Wille at 612-866-1457 or email
dad5.5@juno.com
or
The International Institute of Infant
Massage at 505-341-9381 or
info@infantmassage.com.
A registration form is available at the
International Institute
of Infant Massage web site.
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May 22, 2008
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2008 Harris Forum
Attachment, Culture,
Trauma:
Intervention with Ethnically Diverse Families
Coffman Student Union
Theater,
University of Minnesota Minneapolis East Bank
Featured speaker:
Dr. Chandra Ghosh Ippen
University of California, San Francisco
This presentation examines
how attachment, culture, and trauma serve as contextual forces that
shape development and perspective and offers a diversity awareness
model that can be used to understand diversity related conflicts
that arise in clinical work and within systems.
This is a free event but
pre-registration is requested. CEUs will be available at the
conclusion of the event.
More Information and
Online Registration
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*May 22, 2008
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MN ASAP/Lutheran Social Service of
Minnesota/Hennepin County Foster Care Present a Family Education
Series on:
Children's Mental Health--What You
Need to Know! For Foster, Adoptive, and Kinship Families
May 22, 2008 from 6:30pm to 9:00pm
Krista Nelson, LICSW, LMFT, therapist
in private practice, St. Paul, MN
Depression: What It Is/What It Isn't
Cost: $10 per person, $15 per parenting
couple for each session
Print flyer with all session information
Register online at MN ASAP's web site.
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*May 30, 2008
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Deadline for Call Proposals:
Sharing the Wisdom of Many Voices:
ECSATA's Institute for Professional Leaders in Early Childhood,
School-age Care, and Higher Education
October 24 and 25, 2008
Anoka Technical College, Anoka, MN
More information
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June 2 to August
4, 2008
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CEED online courses: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Addressing
Needs of Young Children Who Engage in Challenging Behavior
Parent-Infant
Pathways: An Educator's Guide to Providing Information and Support
to New Parents
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*June 3, 2008
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MN ASAP/Lutheran Social Service of
Minnesota/Hennepin County Foster Care Present a Family Education
Series on:
Children's Mental Health--What You
Need to Know! For Foster, Adoptive, and Kinship Families
June 3, 2008 from 6:30pm to 9:00pm
Elizabeth Reeve, MD, Child & Adolescent
Psychiatrist, Regions Hospital
Bipolar Disorder: What It Means to
Your Family
Cost: $10 per person, $15 per parenting
couple for each session
Register online at MN ASAP's web site.
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*June 4, 2008
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Registration Opens For:
Summer Course for Early Childhood Special Education Professionals at
Minnesota State University, Mankato:
EEC 682: Appropriate Services for
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Children in ECSE
Combination of online course with 2
in-person sessions
Participants will learn evidence-based
assessment and intervention practices with culturally and
linguistically diverse young children and their families. This
course will also cover the research that investigates which
educational programs produce the best long-term academic outcomes
for English Language Learners and how this body of research can
inform practice in Early Childhood Special Education with children
birth through age 6.
The six-week session runs from June 4
to July 6, 2008, and includes two
face-to-face class sessions--Wednesday, June 11, and Wednesday,
July 9.
Cost for the course is $918.78 for MN
residents and $1,452.63 for non-residents.
Print flyer with more
information
For more information, contact Dr.
Lillian Duran at 507-389-2688 or
lillian.duran@mnsu.edu.
For registration information, visit the
Graduate Studies home page at
http://grad.mnsu.edu or call 507-389-2321 or 1-800-722-0544. |
June 9 to August 11, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Introduction to
Infant Mental Health
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*June 10, 2008
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Way to Grow Annual Event
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 from 5:00pm
to 8:00pm
Nicollet Island Pavillion, Minneapolis
Master of Ceremonies: Eric
Jolly, President, Science Museum of Minnesota
Keynote Address: Marti Erickson,
Senior Fellow and Director, CEED
Way to Grow believes every child
deserves the chance to reach their full potential. The 4th Annual
Event and Awards Celebration brings friends and supporters together
to celebrate our successes over good food and conversation and lots
of inspiration. This evening honors the efforts of all who work with
Way to Grow to support and benefit early education of children
through parent empowerment.
More information and registration
available at
Way to
Grow.
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June 16 to August 11, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Bridging
Education and Mental Health
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June 23 and 24, 2008
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2008 Minnesota Higher Education
Consortium
Summer Institute
Evidence-Based Practices and
Recommended Practices
June 23-24, 2008
St. John's University,
Collegeville, MN
This year's Institute focuses on
Evidence-Based Practice and Recommended Practices and will offer
keynote and breakout sessions to meet the needs of a range of early
childhood professionals.
More information and
registration
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*June 26, 2008
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Picture This: Changing the Look of
Autism
A Fraser Conference for parents and
professionals of early childhood and school age children with autism
spectrum disorders will be held Thursday, June 26, at the Holiday
Inn Select, Bloomington, MN. This conference will build your
knowledge base and skills related to autism. You will find a variety
of conference sessions including assessment, education techniques
and strategies, intervention strategies, and much more.
Print
registration packet (pdf file)
For more information, visit the
Fraser web site.
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*June 28, 2008
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Center for Inclusive Child Care
4th Annual Inclusion Institute
Together We Can! "Learning to Play"
Saturday, June 28, 2008
8:00am to 4:30pm
Concordia University, St. Paul
Keynote Speaker: Sue Baldwin, Author of
The Playful Child, Lighten Up and Live Longer, and
Lifesavers for Early Childhood Managers.
Enrollment limited to the first 150
registrants.
Limited number of scholarships for
parents of children with special needs on a first-come, first-served
basis. Please call 612-767-5159 for more information.
Sessions include many disability and
inclusion topics for child care, educators, parents, and anyone
working with young children. There will also be a Somali-language
track.
Questions? Call 612-767-5159 or email
cicc@fraser.org
Registration is available on the
CICC web site.
Print flyer/registration form (pdf file)
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September 8 to
December 15, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Seeing is Believing®:
Videotaping families and
using guided self-observation to build on parenting strengths
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September 15 to November 10, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Relationship-based Teaching With Young Children
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September 22 to November 24, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Parent-Infant
Pathways: An Educator's Guide to Providing Information and Support
to New Parents
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September 29 to December 1, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Introduction to
Infant Mental Health
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October 6 to
December 8, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Addressing
Needs of Young Children Who Engage in Challenging Behavior
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October 13 to December 8, 2008
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CEED online course: Earn Continuing
Education Credit
Bridging
Education and Mental Health
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*October 24 and
25, 2008
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Sharing the Wisdom of Many Voices:
ECSATA's Institute for Professional Leaders in Early Childhood,
School-age Care, and Higher Education
October 24 and 25, 2008
Anoka Technical College, Anoka, MN
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
The 2008 Conference Program Committee
invites you to submit a workshop proposal for the 12th Annual
Sharing the Wisdom of Many Voices Conference. The goal of the
conference is to help develop and support a cadre of trainers and
leaders who reflect the communities they serve.
Proposals due by May 30, 2008
Download Conference packet
which includes Proposal Submission Information, vendor information,
trainer and leader of the year nomination forms, and a membership
application for ECSATA.
More information on the
ECSATA web site.
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*October 26 to 29, 2008
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Division for Early Childhood (DEC)
2008 International Conference:
Renew Your Energy
October 27-30, 2008
Hilton Minneapolis Hotel
Minneapolis, MN
DEC's conference is designed to cover a
wide range of vital issues facing those who work with young children
with special needs and their families. Every year, DEC brings
together experts, students, practitioners, and family members to
learn about important research, policy, and practice happening in
the field of early childhood special education.
For more information, visit the
DEC Conference web page
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